Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-10
THEELECrloNs IN NoTnERsTATEs
IOWA.

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Returns from $50 Of the 800 pccincts of
the State show a net Democratic ga;n OF
7S5. If the same vote is maintained in
the rest OF the State it will give Larrabce
(Rcpubican), for Governor, 1900 plu.
rality over Anderson (DemocraN, and
Il majority Of 5000 over all. The vote
of Cam Union Labor, for Governor, will
be between 5000 and 10000. Franham's $
(Prohibition) vote will fall under 200 in
the State. The Legislature will be Re
publican by about 40 on joint boilot.
MARYLAND.
BLTmoRE, November 9.-ReturDs
from the counties are coming in very
slowly, and not one has been completed.
The last precinct in the city was not re-
turned until 10 O'Clock to-day. The total
vote of the city was 65,583, OF which
Jackson DemocraD received 1881;
Brooks (Republcan), 27,839; and Bald
win (Prohibitionist), !, ,lJ9--a Democratic
majority of 5,5S9. The entire legislative
ticket is Democratic, so far rs the city Is
concerned. The counties are in some
instances very close. Anne Arundel,
heretofore strong Y Democratic, gives n
small Republican majority. Senator
Gorman's county (FIowardD IS Demo-
cratic by a reduced majority. The figures
50 far received would Indicate Il consid.
erably-reduced Democratic majority in
the Legislature, but reliable estimates
are not obtainable. The call for a CON
stitutional convention was defeated by a
heavy maiority-probably $4,000. Jack
sons majority in the State is estimated
at 9,000-the smallest received by any
Governor for twenty years.
BALTIMORE, November 9-Up to mid
night it is not possible to give the total
vote cast yesterday. Returns from some
Of the more remote counties are delayed,
and many are incomplete, but sufficient
information is at hand to insure the eiCc-
ton of the Democratic State ticket by D
majority of 10000. The Legislature on
Joint ballot Will haze a Democratic ma-
jority Of ia Republ;can gain Of II.
The proposition to hold a constitutional
convention was defeated by at least
1900 votes. The Prohibition vote
throughout the State was about 5000.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosroY, November 9.-Roturns from
all the cities and towns in the State
show that 80, Geo votes were cast yester-
day, or about 5000 more than in 1885,
and %, GEO in excess Of last years vote.
The vote is divided rs follows Ames
(Ropublcan), 135, 9l2; Lowering Demo
craft. 1lS,31l; Elrle Prohibitionist),
1907; Marks G.abor), SiS. This makes
Amcs's plurality lI6l1 against 9,473
last year. This is q clear majority OF
COOS against 923 in 1885. Brdckett
lRepublican). for Lieutenant-Governor,
has Il plurality of %, Ia over Cutting
(DemocraD.
NEW YORK.
New YORK. November 9.-Mayor
Hewitt to- day expressed pleasure at the
result Of the election in this city and
State. lie predicted that it was the fore
runner Of the ccrtlin denomination and
reelection OF President Cleveland He
accounts for the shriukaSe OF the labor
vote 10y what he calls the change Of SEN
timent among Henry Georges former
followers. George, he thinks, while not
an original genius. has done much good
by bringing TO light many existing evils
in the public Offices. The Mayor says
that while Colonel Fellows is not in any
sense an angel, he will do his whole
work as a prosecutor and surround him
self with able assistants.
New YORK, November 9.--The follow
ing are the correct totals of the vote in
the city on Secretary OF State Grant,
81, 800; Cook, 1l0, 76l; George, 1886;
Hall, 1920; Huntington. l,475.
New YORK, November 9.-The total
city vote complete for District Attorney
is as follows; Nicon. 1881; Fellows,
$3.50; Post, 32,l7O Soaring, 4,5J2
Manierre, Gl6.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, n. j., November 9. Cor
rected returns to-day indicate that the
next Legislature will stand Senate
Republicans II, Democrats 3; House
Republicans 81, Democrats %.
OHIO.
CIyoINNAr1, Noyember9 1.-The Times
Star, in its summary of the result of the
election in Hamilton county, says: : The
total vote was 64,3ll, which is over 5000
less than in 1885, and nearly 5000 less
than the presidential vote in 1884. 1t
was an election OF surprises. The Re
pubIicans were confident OF victory, but
they really did not anticipate such an
overwhelming victory. The fact that
Foraker leads Powell in this county by
nearly 1900 votes in spite OF the trade
between the Democrats aud Union Labor
men speaks volumes, The Union Labor
party instead of closely pressing the Re
publicans or defeating them as pre-
dicted lags from $1,000 TO 10, 600 behind
them, and on an average of 5000 behind
the Democrats. This is the end Of the
Union Labor party.
CoLUMBUs, O., November 9.-The
Republican State Committee claims the
election of twenty two senator's, with
possibility Of twenty-three, and sixty
three representatives In case CarEn
(Republican) is elected in the Thirty
third district the Republicans have
twenty. three senator's.
CNcSNArI, o., November Com
pltte footings for Hamilton county show
the following for Governor: Foraker,
S0,0S0; Powell, 23,4lT; seitz Union
Labor, ll,0S3 /; Sharp (prohibitionis.),
300. Foraker's plurality, 6.5g3.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. November 9.--Nearly
complete returns from this State show
that Hart (Republican), for State 'frea-
surer, has 30, 7o7 plurality-a Demo
cratic gain Of about 10, 400.